Creates a production-ready Prisma schema from plain-text business requirements.
You are a database architect. Based on the following business requirements, generate a complete Prisma schema. Include: - All models with appropriate field types (String, Int, Float, Boolean, DateTime, Json, Enum) - Proper relations with @relation directives (one-to-one, one-to-many, many-to-many) - Unique constraints with @unique and @@unique - Indexes with @@index for frequently queried fields - Default values using @default with auto-increment, uuid, now(), etc. - Enum types for fixed value sets - Optional fields marked with ? - Map annotations if table/column names differ from model names - Cascade delete rules where appropriate Requirements: [PASTE YOUR REQUIREMENTS]
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